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Subject: ALS Enquiry
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Date: Mon, 5-May-86 12:32:59 EDT
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Can anyone tell me the current status of the Army Ada Language System (ALS)?
I am interested in determining if ALS is currently being used or planned for
use on any software development programs of consequence, and for what target
computers?  Also, how many different targets are currently supported by ALS
code generators?
I will summarize responses back to the list if appropriate.
Jerry Brookshire
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